South Park Season 29 premieres in September 2026, with the first new episode airing on September 16 on Comedy Central, followed by new episodes every two weeks on Wednesdays. The show’s creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, confirmed the date during a Jimmy Kimmel Live appearance and reiterated the staggered release schedule on Comedy Central/Paramount+. So far, the plan is a 10-episode season released across several weeks in September and October 2026, with streaming on Paramount+ around the world and next-day availability in the U.S., Canada, and Australia.[1][3][4][7][8][9]
Key details
- Premiere date: September 16, 2026 on Comedy Central (10 p.m. ET/PT is the stated timeslot).[3][1]
- Release pattern: new episodes broadcast every two weeks on Wednesdays (examples: Sept 16, Sept 30, Oct 14, Oct 28, Nov 11, Nov 25).[1][3]
- Platforms: Comedy Central for first airing; Paramount+ for global streaming; next-day availability in US, Canada, Australia; broader availability varies by region.[3][1]
- Episode count and pacing: reportedly around 10 episodes for Season 29 under the current deal, continuing the franchise’s recent staggered-release approach rather than a strict weekly drop.[4][1]
Context and background
- The Season 29 news follows ongoing talks about South Park’s production cadence and streaming rights, with Parker and Stone noting creative fatigue from nonstop topical material but continuing to produce monthly-to-biweekly content under the new deal.[4][1]
- Recent reporting emphasizes the show’s tradition of weekly-to-biweekly production and the partnership with Paramount+/Skydance for global rights, which shapes how and when new episodes appear.[1][4]
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